Sebastian Krzyszkowiak @dos@librem.one

Librem 5 waking up from system suspend on incoming call's first signal; soon your L5 will do that too. #librem5 #mobile #linux #gnu

@chetfaliszek Looks like it certainly did, just hasn't reinforced it enough to get the details right.

@chetfaliszek Just use the "follow" button liberally and you'll collect enough noise in no time ;)

@sos @fasterthanlime I'm still using NDK r14b cause the last time I tried to update it it turned out that everything after that was subtly broken (in various ways between various versions...)

@sos What do you mean by "automatic deployment"?

@mcc It is! It's a real time saver, particularly handy at game jams. One time I even tried cross-building stuff for desktop platforms on my phone using Docker and qemu-user. Took it a while but it Just Worked™ 😁

@mcc That's why I'm only ever producing builds of my games using Linux containers, cross-compiling to all other platforms. Once the container image is done, it will keep working on whichever machine I run it on, making automated CI trivial. Rebuilding the container itself is also automated, so updating the SDK or augmenting with additional libs if necessary is not a big deal either.
I got sick of having to rely on some arcane SDK installation on a single system that I was then afraid to touch :P

@williamtries@fosstodon.org You don't need to reencrypt nor resize the latest images, it's done automatically at first boot.

For building stuff like Millipixels, I'd rather advice using Debian packaging to automatically resolve dependencies and build an installable .deb file, as installing things manually quickly becomes a huge unmanageable mess.

PureOS comes with working mobile config for Firefox in firefox-esr-mobile-config package, which IIRC should be installed by default on the phone.

@Gamrok @grumpygamer @DavidBFox Call me at 8722 😎

@closingtags @purism @Krita @GIMP @LMMS Here's a post about my experience of using it at a game jam :) https://tins.amarillion.org/2021/log/entrant/4236

@sos Have you ever seen glib's C macros? 😁

@jlcrawf I'm happy to report that updates that get rid of that long-standing issue are now on the way!

@BalooUriza @karllouis @Gargron It sure is. Doing actions on remote instances used to be easy, now it's a burden.